They _______ dinner by the time we _____.
A. have already eaten / arrive
B. eating / will be arriving
C. will eat / had arrived
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Grammar › ViewThe store —- by hundreds of people everyday, I don’t understand why my favorite book —- yet.
A. visited / hasn’t been bought
B. is visited / hasn’t been bought
C. was visited / hadn’t bought
D. is visited / hadn’t been bought
E. had visited / hasn’t been bought
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One advantage _____ taking several mock tests before the real exam is that it builds confidence.
A. to
B. for
C. by
D. about
E. of
Grammar › ViewThey (not want) to play the love games, but they (play) now.
A. isn’t want, play
B. doesn’t want, plays
C. not want, are playing
D. don’t want, are playing
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He must have left early; the lights are off. What does this suggest?
A. He is still inside the location.
B. The lights are off due to a power outage.
C. He has gone to a nearby store.
D. He has likely left the location.